And nicole. Well, sports teams unite america. Twenty years after 9/11, the patriotic messages from the field to the racetrack. But first, california s recall election is less than 48 hours away. Voters will then decide if governor gavin newsom will be forced to give up his job. The leading republican candidate is radio host larry elder. Weed asked people in we asked people in los angeles what they think about the race to the recall. Watch. He was dishonest to people. Politicians should be honest and should be should act what he says. If he doesn t believe in something, he shouldn t do it himself. No, absolutely not. No. I think that he was elected to a term, and we shouldn t recall him just because we disagree with the policy issues. Now, a recent poll shows dwindling support for newsom s recall with roughly 60% of registered california voters planning to vote against it and about 38% planning to vote for it, is that s way down from july when 47% said they would vote for it, 50% said t
Speak. Democrats packed 3. 5 trillion of help into what would be the single biggest and most expensive bill ever passed through congress if, and that s a big if, they can get it passed. Want to bring in experts on this. Mike memoli at the white house, lee and caldwell on capitol hill, and white house correspondent eugene daniels, coauthor of the politico play book. Lee ann, start with you. This is the kind of spending bill that could break records. It has the child tax credit, free prek, expanded medicare benefits. The barbie dream house of improvements to the human condition, we all want to live in that barbie dream house, but how are we going to pay for it. That is one of the $3. 5 trillion questions, how this is going to be paid for. Democrats insist it will be fully paid for. They say that because there s a lot of moderates with anxiety about the price tag, including senator joe manchin who told me yesterday that is something that he wants, is to be fully paid for. However, he did
burst pipes, 3 inches of water on the floor. this is a really running tragedy in that state. oh, my gosh. we feel for everyone there. we re going to try to get information that they need, because millions of texans are suffering this morning as the power and the water catastrophe in that state continues. so power crews are making progress restoring electricity. overnight, they made some progress, but still, more than 600,000 customers are without power. there s more rolling outages likely today as the dangerous frigid temperatures continue. so many texas residents are dealing with burrst pipes like jim s sister. you can see one person who posted this on twitter. look at what their house looks like. they re having to sleep in their cars or in warming shelters. nearly 12 million residents are now facing these water disruptions. residents in austin and houston are being told to boil water or use bottled water, but of course bottled water is extremely hard to come by and food s
this is the cbs weekend news. from new york, here s jericka duncan. o donnell: good evening and thanks for joining us tonight. president biden begins the week with the celebration. he s expected to sign the $1 trillion bill aimed at rebuilding and improving the country s infrastructure. mr. biden was today tas the president returned to the white house from camp david trouble is brewing and in part due to rising economic discontent. cbs s christina ruffini is at the white house to break down some of those concerns. good evening, christina. good evening, jericka. when you look at the economy as a hole, some of the nurse are strong. unemployment is down, americans have more money in their checking accounts on average than they did before the pandemic and the stock market is up. the problem is so is the price of, well, almost everything else. with eare seeing some brothers-based price increases. reporter: in an interview on nays the nation, treasury secretary janl yelle
now all pushing east. parts of the northeast bracing for the first significant snowfall in two years. we re tracking it. also tonight, the rollover crash involving a tour bus in upstate new york, at least one person killed several more injured. what we ve learned. just in, the supreme court taking up former president trump s appeal to keep him on the ballot, when it will hear the case. president biden making his first campaign speech of 2024. his warning about donald trump and democracy. defense secretary lloyd austin hospitalized for days and the pentagon just revealing it now. what he s suffering from. new details in the deadly school shooting in iowa, were warning signs missed before a student went on a rampage? and a principal wounded, why he s being hailed as a hero. the long time head of the national rifle association stepping down just days before his civil corruption trial begins. and he was one-half of a famed tv cop duo, remembering actor, and singer,